Two of the four stories focus on brief love affairs among teenagers.

Lena is seen changing into trousers when she receives them through the post. Nothing is visible, except her dress lowering.

A man is briefly shown putting sunscreen on a woman's bare back. She is topless, but no explicit nudity.

While trying on jeans at a thrift shop, a teenager takes them off and stands in her underwear for several seconds. She hands the jeans to a friend to try on, who is also visible in her underwear for a few seconds.

The friends make a pact that "any removal of the pants must be done by the wearer herself." They all look at one of the girls in particular, as she is known as the more promiscuous one of the group.

Bridget follows Eric to a cantina (against the camp rules) and starts to dance provocatively with him.

A large group of teenagers go for a run. Several of the girls are running with boys in sport bras and shorts.

Lena goes swimming in her lingerie. We see her remove her top first. Then, there is a brief shot of her taking her skirt off before she jumps into the water. A boy jumps into the water to swim after her, removing only his shirt.

Lena's grandmother finds drawings that Lena has made of bare-chested men.

Lena and Kostas kiss passionately.

Lena almost drowns when her pants get caught on a piece of metal underwater. She is rescued by Kostos.

A young man tells a young woman that his parents had been killed in a car accident.

Upset that her dad has left her to play tennis with Paul, Carmen is very aggressive in her play, resulting in one of her shots accidentally hitting Paul in the head. We see a wound on his forehead, but he ends up being okay, and Carmen apologizes.

In a state of anger, a teenage girl throws a rock at a window, causing part of it to shatter.

During an argument, several people shove each other.

At least 3 asses, 2 hells, 6 uses of "Oh, my God," 4 of "Oh, God" and 2 of "God."

A middle-aged woman is seen smoking cigarettes in-between her work shifts. A few other people smoke, as well.

A man is said to be an alcoholic, but he is never seen.

It is implied that Bridget's mother commits suicide, and her funeral is shown at the beginning of the movie (although the actual suicide is not). The emotional impact that this has on Bridget is present throughout the film.

It is revealed that the father of two teenagers is in a facility, as he is an alcoholic . One of the kids visits him every month, but the other child refuses.

Near the end of the movie, Carmen finally calls her father on the phone and lets him know how she feels about their relationship. It can be considered intense because Carmen breaks down and starts crying pretty hard.